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ALTERNATING CURRENT SERIES CIRCUITS. V L. A. A. P1. Write the current as a function of time and find the reading of the volt-meter. P2. Write the current as a function of time and find the reading of the volt-meter. V C. Sol. Sol. P3. P3.

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  1. ALTERNATING CURRENT SERIES CIRCUITS VL A A P1 Write the current as a function of time and find the reading of the volt-meter P2 Write the current as a function of time and find the reading of the volt-meter VC Sol. Sol. P3 P3 Find the reading of the amp-meter and write the VL and VC voltages as a function of time Find the reading of the amp-meter and write the VL and VC voltages as a function of time Sol. Sol.

  2. ALTERNATING CURRENT SERIES CIRCUITS (2) A A A A P5 Write the reading of the amp-meter A and find the voltages VR, VC and VL. P6 Write the reading of the amp-meter A and find the voltages VR, VC and VL. Sol. Sol. P7 Write the reading of the amp-meter A and find the voltages VR, VC and VL. P8 Write the reading of the amp-meter A and find the voltages VR, VC and VL. Sol. Sol.

  3. ALTERNATING CURRENT SERIES CIRCUITS (3) A A P9 Write the reading of the amp-meter A, find the voltages VR, VC and VL, then plot the diagram of impedances and the fasor diagram of voltages. Sol. P10 Write the reading of the amp-meter A, find the voltages VR, VC and VL, then plot the diagram of impedances and the fasor diagram of voltages. Sol.

  4. ALTERNATING CURRENT SERIES CIRCUITS (4) P9 P10

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